Levi’s Food and Spirits
5800 Brockway Rd, Saginaw, MI, 48603
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Address :
5800 Brockway Rd
Saginaw, MI, 48603 - Phone (989) 793-6670
- Website https://www.levissaginaw.com
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Specialities
- Take-out : No
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Outdoor Seating : No
Waiter Service : Yes
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Nicole C.
Nothing fancy but best pub style food around! The Reuben and onion rings can not be beat! The staff is friendly and it is spotless inside!
(4)John K.
For a big GF family get-together in Michigan, we stopped by Levi's to pick up one of their amazing glazed hams. But before heading out, we decided to have some breakfast. The atmosphere is down-home and kitschy with a variety of knick knacks adorning the ceiling. Peeker Sandwich [$4.99] One egg, sausage, cheese, English muffin, hashbrowns The GF went with a breakfast sandwich, which featured all the usual suspects - eggs, savory sausage, and cheese housed in an English muffin. The lightly fried egg helped to make each bite creamy, with yolk oozing through. The accompanying hashed browns were nice, though seasoning is left to you. Levi's Big Breakfast [$7.99] Four eggs, two bacon, two sausage, honey glazed ham, American fries, toast Naturally, I went with the big breakfast. Buttery wheat toast was featured along with four over-easy eggs, crispy, meaty bacon, sweet honey ham, and plump sausage. The 'American' fries were shaved thin and ate more like hashed browns. After breakfast, we picked up our 10 lb glazed ham, which was prepped for our dinner that night. Levi's Honey Glazed Ham [$50] 10 lbs Torch-glazed and priced at about $5/lb, the sweet, brown sugar glaze made each bite amazing. The ham was incredibly moist, succulent, and was easily the best ham I've ever had. The crispy bits on the edges were the best, offering texture with a nice mix of sweet and savory. So if you're ever in Michigan, do stop by and check out the breakfast and Levi's, but more importantly, get yourselves a Levi's ham. You won't be disappointed!
(5)Amy L.
I went to Levi's for an early dinner with friends on a Sunday afternoon. While the food was nothing to write home about, the company was lovely. We all agreed that Levi's has a pretty impressive menu for "pub grub," insane portions (I think we each left with a box), and, on the recommendation of a friend, the onion rings are spot-on. My pasta was cooked to perfection and my friend, Greg's, fish looked flakey and delicious. . Nothing was "bad," but nothing was great either (except for maybe the onion rings). The service was good and the atmosphere is eclectic and unique. I'd go back, for sure, for simple comfort food that's not Applebees.
(3)Brandon B.
Only been here once, service was pretty lackluster, but the onion rings are DELICIOUS and the few draft beers on tap were cheap. Worth going back to order the hand battered onion rings to go.
(3)Jason M.
Levi's is our default restaurant when we want to eat out but can't decide where to go. They have a lot of variety and a good family atmosphere. I love their nachos and their service is always excellent. My only complaint is they no longer serve their homemade chili, I would love to get that recipe.
(5)Jen T.
This had to be the worst meal I ever had. I'd gone for lunch before and it's not bad. But this time was really bad. When the lasanga came it was all greasy melted cheese with tomato sauce that wasn't even remotely like any lasanga I had ever seen. I figured they would use grandma Levi's recipe, I appear to have been wrong. My son would not even eat his chips and cheese, I found out why. The cheese was cheap, all rubbery and greasy with no cheese taste. The chips were stale. My husband ate his "ok" fish, but was sick when he got home. I had a stomach ache too, but I had only eaten a couple bites of my cheese mess. The waitress had dropped my husband's garlic toast, one piece landed on the tray one on the floor, she grabbed the piece off the tray with her bare hands, and stuck it on his plate, that was a gross violation of health code right there. She didn't get the one from the floor, I think because she knew I was watching. So I question the cleanliness of this place. Also I worked for the Levi's 20 years ago, before this place ever even existed. And the same family generally equals the same practices. And it was never too clean at the other place.... And to top off the wonderful $40 meal, my son never got his ice cream that was part of the kids meal.
(1)Stephanie W.
Never had bad food or service here. Love the omlettes! Previously I received real eggs instead of beaters but was promptly corrected, this happens all the time at Many different resturants. Their long islands are amazing and my favorite thing is a grilled cheese with mushrooms mmmm mmmm mm. Good at customizing menu items and sides, always satisfied! Miss the old restaurant atmosphere, but is still a great place!
(5)Alex R.
Levi's is the most wonderful place to eat i have their burgers because those are my favorite and if you ever get the chance to meet the owner he is awesome and very funny my family loves that place
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